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The Tenn-Tex Quicktray System bracket is a side-mount plastic pilaster component designed to locate and hold drawer slides on the standard pilaster strip grid. This listing is for the Cream finish version in a bulk pack of 100 brackets, sized at 20-5/32 inches in length and 1 inch in depth, suited to cabinet interiors finished in off-white or natural wood tones.
Pilaster systems earn their place in production cabinetry because they eliminate repetitive layout. Instead of measuring and marking slide positions on every panel, the shop installs the pilaster strip once and drops brackets into position as each case comes through. The Quicktray bracket carries the drawer slide at the correct height and depth relative to the pilaster strip, so every drawer in the run lands at the same level. That consistency matters most on kitchen base runs, closet casework, and commercial storage where dozens of identical openings need identical drawer fit. The Cream finish suits interiors in off-white melamine, cream thermofoil, or unfinished wood that has been topcoated with a warm neutral — it reads as part of the cabinet rather than as separate hardware.
The bracket is molded in plastic, which keeps weight low, eliminates the corrosion concern of a steel bracket in an interior environment, and allows the Cream color to be consistent through the part rather than a surface coating that can chip at the pilaster notch under repeated bracket repositioning. Plastic pilaster components hold their finish through the normal service life of adjustable cabinet hardware, and they do not mark or dent the panel face if a bracket is moved during a job-site adjustment.
Cabinet shops running production lines in cream or off-white interiors are the primary buyer: a bulk pack of 100 covers a multi-case kitchen or a closet system without a reorder interrupting the build. Designers specifying adjustable-height drawer configurations in residential or light-commercial work will find the Quicktray System a straightforward specification — one pilaster strip, one bracket type, one slide, repeatable across the whole project. Contractors fitting out new construction in warm neutral interiors reach for the Cream bracket so the hardware blends rather than contrasts. This bracket is for indoor cabinetry only; it is not rated for exterior, wet-area, or high-humidity environments.
The bracket is a Tenn-Tex Quicktray System component and is designed to work within that system. Compatibility with other brands' slides depends on whether the slide's mounting geometry matches the Quicktray bracket profile — use Tenn-Tex Quicktray System slides to ensure a confirmed fit.
The pack contains 100 individual brackets. Because pilaster mounting uses one bracket per slide position per side, plan your quantity based on the number of slide positions across all cases in the run.
Cream is a warmer, slightly off-white tone and will be visibly different from a bright White bracket on light-colored interiors. For pure white melamine or white thermofoil interiors, the White version is the better match; the Cream bracket is best where the interior has a warm neutral or almond cast.
Pilaster systems are most commonly installed in frameless cabinets where the strip mounts flush to the interior side panel. Use in face-frame construction depends on available side panel depth and whether a rear bracket is still needed for the slide — evaluate your cabinet construction before specifying.
A consistent finish match between the bracket and the interior is the detail that separates a clean install from one that looks like a spec afterthought — the Cream version handles that for warm-neutral cabinet interiors, in a bulk quantity built for production throughput.
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